
1. Mao took power in 1949, the Great Chinese Famine began a full decade later. 2. I shouldn’t have to name any more famines after citing the deadliest famine in human history by an order of magnitude, but I’ll list several anyways: Kazakh famine of 1930–1933, the Cambodian genocide, Russian famine of 1921–1922, and the Soviet famine of 1946–1947. The great Chinese famine was so destructive that you can see it on charts of global life expectancy
Setting aside that none of those happened in China…okay, you named one that I will actually count, the Kazakh famine. Which I guess just so happens to be around the same time as the holodomor. The Soviet Union wasn’t formed until 1922 so idk what you’re talking about there. The soviet famine of 1946 was caused by a drought compounding the effects of oh I don’t know WWII. I genuinely don’t know why you threw Cambodia in there, as it is just not at all related.